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t.rcni Los. hN IIrc.

BPyssrIs, Nov. a. Tho ministry 81 ag
riculiurc building caught fire during The
night and was destroyed. The chamber oi
deputies aud the ministry oi finance build.
ing were with great difficulty saved The
loss il great. Chcvllicr dc Morcau, the
minister " agriculture, aud his wife aud
family, who dwii in the burned building,
had io ny for thcir lives.
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A,nn, I,l,nr.. ,.nI,r,I..Inn.

LoNpoN, Nov II. Il Is reported from
Smukhs that Ayouh Khan, who, Lord
Salisbury announced, had submitted 10 the
British. had three thousand followers, bat
gave in his submission, trusting to the
Queens mercy aud because hp WAS angry
With Rus.i1 lur refusing Ia supply him
With arms and troops
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TnnI nnr.lrr I'D I.Ine nInM

Special Dispatch io ihe AIH.
Pxr BLrrr, AK. Nou li.. Yesterday
a murder most foul va committed on one
Money, ut Mcneil s.a.nn below here on
the st. Louis, Arkgu IS Texas railway.
lie was found n IN. HuA room WIN lli,
skull broken in two p.a' y, supposed
90 have been tn WORK. ~ lN" ttrn1i.ils'
Detectives arc on thg ,u.h ~ ihe Williams
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Cmo,oo, H., Nov. ~. The la-i ,c-ligc
81 the anarchists at The county jail was p.
moved this afternoon when friends called
and took away the property used. 10y the
prisoners during their Incarceration.
Henry and Chris. Spice. the brothers ri
August called Ia get the effects lylt ~ th,
cell NJ their brother quito q small library
was in his cell. Nina Van Iandts pic
turr was also taken AWAY.
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CHANGER, ronrt Convene.

Special bisrulch ~ ihc Appeal
CoLuNnus, Miss, Now li=Chnnccy
court convened here To-Day, Chancellor
Frank Cuiz, Of West Point, presiding. The
docket is light, aud no eases OF special i'm
portnncc will h. tried.
Cotton continues coming IN mpidly.
The receipts 10 date are about 1900 bales.
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Three thousand Baics Burned.

GREENyrLLE, Tex, Nov. IA cotton
compress and 5000 bales of cotton were
burned here today. The total loss is $780,
600; partially insured.
Later The extensive cotton compress,
together with its large sheds, platforms
and about 3, 900 bales OF cotton, were burned
tonight. The compress. was valued at
about 100000, but the total loss by the fire,
it is thought, will exceed 100000. Eight
or ten cars with over 200 bales OF cotton
belonging TO the Missouri Pacific railroad
were also DESTROYED.
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erI,unb l,,,,I .,,Ien.

jour-, H., No. H. Michael Schwab
and sam Ficldci The anarchists, were
taken out 81 COZ solitary this morning,
looking hearty aud bright, aud were put
"a work. Schwab WIS put in the convict
kitchen, where his work will be- 30 help
peel poiatocs. chop bash aud prepare the
conyicts' food. ficldcn was assigned 10
the stone department.
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Tho I.ihcrnI,. Chnnrcs.

LoNpoN, Nov, ll.-Mr Morcly spoke at
Edinburgh this evening. lie dc6cd any
body TO say that the Liberals were not n
million times morn likely to win now than
they were year ago. Aycar ago, he said,
the Liberals WcW irving To reconcile the
unionists, but they had since found that
the Onionists were trying 10 onsnarc them
and TO find u prclcNt for knocking the
bottom out of their policy. lie Nouturcd 10
predict that the Unionsts would win no
more seats.
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Ihc Unncrnr sIccn, wan.

BrmIN, Nov. lI.-lhc Emperor slept
well last night. Prince William, who has
just returned from visit to his father at
san Reno, WAS received at noon 10y the
Emperor. Klcinos journal says that Dns.
Bergman and Schmidt hold that larNn-
gotomy is inevitable in the case oi the
crown prince. They would resort To ira
chcoiomy to save the princes life, in case
sullocalon was threatened. They main.
tain the opinion that II would have been
better To have performed the operation
months ago, and assert that the delay las
lrsscncd the chuncrs OF success, although
they do not regard the princes recovery ~
impoggihle
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puuN, Nov. IA committee with
100 members aud composed OF highly in
lucn,ial citizens has bccu formed In Dub
lin To receive Lord harrington and Mr..
,,oschcn a. their 90 ~ - to the city.
The ENprc-s pr'dtI,s that ihc meeting
these two gentlemen ar 10 attend will ho
the greatest gathering Dublin has seen ia
u century.
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Most WIN pr,.sbI, bc Arrested.

NV louK, Nov. ~ The police au'
thofiiics laid bc.orr District Attorney
Marine today a report of Hem Mo.ts IN,
ccndiary haranguc on saturday night, aud
II Is thought probable i.at hc will be- ar
rested and imprisord for melting 10 riot
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THE Prince TnIks.

IoSDoN, Nov. AT is reported that
the crown prince, on being approached on
the subject OF the proposed operation ON
his throat, slid' "As long ~ the kaiser
lives | shall not submit 10 the operation.
/ prefer to let my old father have some
hope. and will no, risk fastening calus.
trophc boy undcPoInga dangerous opera.
tiUu.N
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srnninr Annrr InInrrd.

AsuHuT s. g., Nov a. saturday
afternoon senator Nancc, while riding in
a road wagon. us thrown ont, aud falling
on his hraI received O cut about three
inches bonn. reaching 10 the bone. The
iniufy though severe Is not dangerous.
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UInd.lonInns Cendemned.

Ioupov. Nov H. Sir Michael Hicks.
Beach. iu speech at Bristol tonight,
limited lhl, Doe would resume official work
ut nm early date. Ne praised Mr.. Baliour
for the manner iu which be- had performed
the duiiosii w. oncrous officer. lie con.
dcmncd the Gladstoninns for counton-
ancing the agitation in Ireland. II they
had acted otherwise, be- said, the crimes
act would not have been needed llo
deprecated any hlsly decision rcsarding
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Auo,I,.r l,p-b Iound.

PrRu, Ind, NovIl4. The station agent
Of the Chicago 4 Atlantic railroad, at
Rochester, yesterday discovered q dyna-
mite bomb in freight ear The bomb
was made Of piece ol tls pipe, with fuse
IN ono end and cartridge ln the other.
The dangerous M eil, vas handed to ihc
t.utigs
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Here's Ana. ny Indeed.

NoRrU ApsNs. MAJ Nov. IA small
body OF German socialists held a meeting
IN Adams yesterday afternoon aud eve
ming, at which speech :, laudingthc doingS
OF the Chicago anapl SIS, were made and
the following rcsoluti ~, written in Ger
man. were passed:
10 our companions spi, Fl,ldcu. s,hwnb. Par
sons Fischer, Lingg an, tngul
The Murklnwncn's socialist society ~ Adams
Mas, 90 spyti 10 ucctln held this dly. rsUlNcd
unanimously, that We sympnihiyu with you
and cuud gmn severely th' MISREPRESENTATION IT The
law, and they who uniu ~ executed them. We
pledge ourselves us mcn . lihyfiy 90 carry on the
lghi until ihr upprrs"ii iltlnn L. freed from the
blood thlriN hNVuus tftiNu o. capitalists Tho
courage with which you llk death iu the ,yc iur
the cnii-c of freedom 4 fiure Of pride Ia "a. We
accompany Nuu IN dvcf-et morning un youf lnsl
tourney aud hupc that iru Your hlp0i freedom iol
ili mankind may ar,ss. sgr borrowing curiuan
ions. section H. Adam. <
tUAuifs ~ .Lsu. 81. iIluular.
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DR.. sehmidl's trpor, Adopted.

BERLIN, Nov li.--iirs. Bergmann, CIR
haril aud 'robold have Adopted the rport
Of DR.. Schmidt, In which the cNtirpaiion
of the crown princes lafynN IL urged. The
crown prince has not yet consented to uc.
ccpt this plan oi treatment.
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IIn,mnrlrl nnnnmenI.

CmcAoo, H., nov ~ In cleaning mp
Lingg's cell at the roun'y jail today copy
Of Herr Most's 4, sigu Jos o llaymarkci
monument WIS a. and
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AnnIhrr Mr.. I,nr.en..

Iosuov. Nov ~. Il is stated that Mrs,
Annie Bciant. who was with one OF tho
sections desiring To enter Trafalgar square
Yesterday. made un earnest inquest to bo
arrested with Burns and Gmlum.
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co., Aanins, TIC slnic.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, TENN., Nov. li.-Thc state
Comptroller today issued q warrant 10 The
clerk of the supreme court ut Jackson lioor
all costs accruing against the state IN bills
sent up for payment.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov ll-Gov. lay
lor declares that by an means the Demo
Gratis oi the city should put into the field q
straight party candidate for the Office Of
mayor.
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AnIiIerrnrr of OpInIon,

Ioypoy, Nov 10. Lord Salisbury, after
an interview with Home Secretary
Matthews today sent io Sir Charles War
nm the thanks ri iho government for his
admirable plans Ia suppress a disturbance
in Trafalgar square Yesterday. In response
io uumuou, ony- Mr.. Matthews proposes
81 enroll houschollcr as special coustablcs
to us.i-t ibc police against the mob Il
uulius threatened on next sunday.
Me-. BuIhugh, VI. H., has written n
letter protesting aslinzt tho Prohibition OF
meetings boo Trafalgar square. llo dc-
uouurJ. what &c. rills thc brutal conduct
oi the government, hut hc appeals 10
Wurlmcn IN leave the right OF holding
public meeting tU the law courts and the
yiuIirution oi Parliament Ills advice,
combined with that oft Mr. Gladstone, will
be- potent with the radical clubs. Already
the u,IIng among these clubs IN that
enough has been done tu test the question.
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A. Arkansas Town harmed out.

So cial Dispatch 10 Che Appeal.
Inns Rock, Ark, Nov News
reached this city tonight from Scarcy' Ark,
10 the effect that all the buildings at Arm.
strong Springs, ten miles from searcy wer
hast night destroyed by fire. Mrs. Nonal.
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Ibe prI.onrr. nrnII WIN.

LDvpoS, Nov a. >cycnty.iiye men,
Who we're arrested ior taking part In tho
disturbances here yesterday were ar
nimrd in the Bow street police court this
morning ANIL charged with riuting. Many
v,p1 fined. while others Wcrc sentenced to
lum four 10 sis months imprisonment at
IYf.I luItUr
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BrmIN, Nov &c. The Empires, will r.
turn to Berlin today She has expressed %
desire Ia greet lhc Cynr, Il her health will
uyfiuit.
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Mr. CIn,isfonc's Opinion.

IoNpoN. Nov o. Mr Gladstone rc-
plying to the London RllicH club. wrote
M follows today 81 think you will expect
me to meet your request 10y m explicit
answer expressing thc best Judgment
which, while absent from the spot, I am
able Ia iomun lho dcplomblc disturbances
oi yesterday understand the matter,
the homo SECRETARY stated On SATURDAY for
the information ol lhr public that Dee in
tended tp prevent Yesterdays meeting m
Trafalgar square aud believed that BE- pre-
ycuiiou was within his legal power. Tho
question !. one of grrui moment tu the in
huhilHnls ui London particularly lu those
Who nr ut present unemployed and boo r'r-
cumsi1urrs ui disiua-. twill hc generally
ioIt that iht state ui ihr law he r.url 10
t ought Ia br promptly tDsIcl and a-orr-
tanned Uuulu decision can be- had % is the
duty ui every citizen fp r'lUiu ifuW 90 To-
,isimcc a. thr decision ~ the rVccuiiye
government, which h clearly entitled 10
administer ihp laws according tu What i
may hp advised is their true construction.
Such abstinence b.. I think due o. tho
hish character ui london lur the mainic-
nance ui public Order aud Ia the respect
We owe the law and the mode loo which IL
s usually applied through the medium II
the admirable police ui the metropolis.
liui must add lhlt au appeal to parlia-
mcnt and thr nation uu the gave and sul-
rmu eurz nov misgi hy the proceedings
oi the government boz Ireland would suffer
/ disastrous prejudice wrrr Dc tu be- as-oyia-
. tel iu any manner by thu-o uho make tho
appeal with the metropolitan disturb
nurrz'
/ There H. little doubt but that Mr.. Glad
stone advice win boz followed
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Released on HAIL.

IoNpov. Nov n. Muss. Graham and
Burns were rmaudcd iOr uial. They
wcrv released ON bail
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nn Mnn,.d Ihcm Hanged.

INV NunR. Nov. ll.-Nla-tcr Workman
Jas. +. Quinn. 81 District Assembly No.
~ knights Of labor got around yesterday
to Pyihagoris Hall in time 10 be present
at the meeting oi the assembly. lie said
that he hal been to see Gov. O,lrsby,
oi Springfield, and had presented the pcti-
ton 81 the district assembly aud ol the DIFF
icrcnt other knights oi Labor assemblies ia
the State. Governor Oglcsby had received
him kindly
1T WIS no u~e trying 10 persuade him
10 DO anything Master Workman Quinn
said. Gov. Oglrsby said that for every
petition Tor mcUv received from tie
friends oi the condemned men, be- could
produce hundreds from business men aud
reputable aud law abiding citizens all over
thr country requesting him a. remain
slclllasi iu supporting the decision oi thc
courts There was mo- unanimiiy IN the
demand Tor mercy. some wanted Tie
prisoners srt free, Others, again, be- aid,
talked iur new trial lur the condemned
men. hut the business men I'LL were
unanimous that the mun should all bJ
hanged II was the by-t that the Cover.
nor could do 81 commute the sentences oI
Ficldcnan Nchwab Ia lie imprisonment
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The New York club wa defeated y,.'cr'
day by the Austin, Tex, nIuG by the
score Of . tdL
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SHE wanted Hin 10 wake Bombs.

CmcAGo, H., Nov IA have no usc
for q man who is too biz O coward 10 make
bombs 10 kill the police. II you won't
mako bombs, IN leave you" This Is
what Mrs. Clara pacch, Of No. 1910 Van
Horn street, said with all the violence Of q
virgo 10 her husband, Rudolph, ON sun
day night 81 the same time, Miss johanna
Oppiiz, Rudolph's sistcr.in.law, dashed a
bucket 81 water in bis face, and old man
Omit Joined IN tie melee and caught his
son.in.aw by the neck. Rudolph sworc
hc would not make bombs 30 please his
anarchist wife aud her family; that be- was
q law-abiding citizen that hc was no
coward and no anarchist. lie would not
stand more abuse from them, ~ hc APP
pclpd before Justice G. ]. Whites police
court todny and obtained warrants Tor the
three, charging his sislcr.m-law with
assault and the Others with disoricrly con
duct. They were arrested and held In
hail al s1JJ each
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The Press Commends the Police.
The Chronicle Cannot Entirely JUS
tify Their Behavior.
The News Is Glad That Only a Few
Heads Were Broken.
Mr.. Gladstones Wise Words on
the Deplorablo Disturbances.
He Recommends High Respect for
the Law but Doubts the Legal
ity of the Edict Closing
Trafalgar Square.

LoNpoN, Nov, ll.-Thc Times hopes
that the rioters in custody, especially the
ringlcadcrs, will receive exemplary punish
mcnt. "Bchind these it continues,
stand the greater criminals, who, in tho
press and otherwise labor To convert tho
English sunday into a carnival Of blood,
lor which the dc,picablc brood ought TO no
shot"
Ting Daily Telegraph says "rhc history
Of the metropolis presents few sader views
Than that exhibited yesterday. II is alb
surd to talk OF the right Of meeting and
speech being assailcd. II never has been
for an instant in jeopardy, The power Of
Ogtaios and rioters must be summarily
checked, or the lUtal contagion Of anarchy
will be- sure To spread
The Daily Chronicle thinks that the
police acted with iorbcanncc. I'VE can
not" it adds, Justify the action of tho
plmdcrs, bat the chief blame rests with
the authorities Tor provoking conflict 10y
the invasion oi q long cherished public
right.
The standard .ayS "Thr Trafalgar
square demonstration Is over with high
| " satisfactory result The agiiators were
completely halllcd though not without
| evidence that the precautions adopted 10y
! the police were not q whit in excess II
| what the gravity oi the occasion de-
mandcd It ls impossible to praise too
! highly the general conduct OF the police,
| bat il il quite possible that the 1yitators
! have not done their wort. The cruel
/ dcmapoguc- who bring together ignorant
crowds mus, boz held an-wcublr. 10 IL
useless Ia mincc matters any longer
The Morning Post hopes that this will
be- the last attempt to resist those upon
whom the pre-. nu,ipu Ut the lives and
property of The Jiiifalr, mainly depends.
The Daily News says we may cont
rmtullic uuryly,s that the Trouble ended
iu nothing worse than the broken heads.
| This fact spyak- volumes ilr thr mutual
/ iprhynmncc ui the police aud the crowd.
| The proceedings can benefit nothing but
the political Interests 90 the TORIES. II they
could mako tho country believe that the
liberals wcrr Tia allies oi hWlo--urss and
disorder they would be- scrurr in Office
and power Tor another generation.
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lBANS COUNTY MONITOR
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The slate mill situated m the =

The slate mill situated I'M the southern
part Of POultney, with its contents, all
owned by the Poultney slate company,
was destroyed by fire Saturday noon.
The fire Is supposed to have originated
in the marketing department. This was
one of the largest slate mills in the state
and the loss is estimated at SIS, 600. in
sured for about $4,000.
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He had been in poor health for some
time
I'll. 5. Green has rented the house
on Second street where Mr.. Seribner
has been living, and will move his
family to the village.
George Sanderson has taken the
contract to build the addition to Hib-
bard's building, which is intended for
a bakery by f. Langmaid-
There has been a change in the
management of the paper mill at W.
Derby. The new Overseer is Mr.. c.
F. Barnard, formerly of East Pepper
i'll, Mass.
The water in the lake has been I'M
usually high for week past. The
causeway is entirely under water and
the steamer is raised up to where it
nearly lies upon the wharf instead of
at its side.
James Cooney had his ankle badly
damned while working in the mill
for Prouty & Miller few days since.
Frank Labor had his head and one
foot terribly crushed and bruised last
Wednesday while quarrying stone in
a ledge on the Coventry road.
The steamer is beng thoroughly
repaired for the coming summer. At
present a gang of men are engaged
in painting her. Mr.. A. F. Caswell,
who has been engineer for several
seasons, has returned. Captain Cleve-
land and crew are already living on
the boat.
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ESTATE OF THOMAS r. FisHER.
Commits. Notice.

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Call For II, and Take no Other.
FOR SALE BY
F. 4, EII 4fFT N, |. Foster,
STATE OF VERMONT


GTATE OF VERMONT,
- Orleans District, a.
~ Probate Court. held ~ Barton Landing iu said
District o. fhe 14ti day - April. a. y. 1851.
Alex Frasrrs Aan1inisfTafors ~ ar e..
tate ~ john NJ. Pierce, late 81 Lowell, lu said
District aeceasod, pnrsenfs his safnlnlsfriftQn
account for examination aHd ai aHcf, and laak w.
Application for decree ~ lsfrl 1ui'g aad partition
- the esfafe o. said deceased.
Whereufon it j. prdered ~ said foau that
said aroDuHt and sald aIpIfaflQa o.
ref rreH 70 efsfiau fleFfuf. e. b.
beid ~ the frabafr Onee - barton Lai.f Iug 90
the l2Fh day nj May. A. -. I.s1, co. bearing aud
deoisioa thereon And, II j. fauhfr ruIrrfl. thaf
noflcr llereff b. given o. 90 Ursra laffrrsfsf Ia
puhliraflou % the sane three warks suanss wells r
fhc Mentor. ues -afrr puili.f-ai 81 Barton afr-
Eiome said fne appointed far hearlug fhsf fi5sr
may appear aid finlr aasi place sol sioa eaasf
j ang tArF n4ay have, SHY said anrpuut sLanld uuf
D. allowed, sHd suei drrr~e iaalle
b. flf fourf-Afrrsf,
- y. h. JONES. Register.